Israel-Iran Ceasefire Holds Amid Nuclear Tensions

A fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran, brokered by the United States, continues to hold despite ongoing mutual distrust and accusations of violations. U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli officials have claimed that recent American and Israeli strikes destroyed Iran's nuclear program, specifically stating that key sites like Fordow are now inoperable, though some reports question the extent of the damage. Iran denies violating the truce and insists it will not abandon its nuclear ambitions, warning its security forces to remain vigilant. Both the U.S. and Israel assert they are prepared to resume military action if Iran rebuilds its nuclear or missile capabilities. Diplomatic overtures, including upcoming U.S.-Iran talks, have not resolved underlying mistrust or key issues. The situation remains tense and the future of the ceasefire is uncertain.